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Saving culture: Returning sacred objects back to our tribes - Vimarsana News

Saving culture: Returning sacred objects back to our tribes

Native American cultural items, including pottery, weapons, and sacred objects have long been the target of theft and acquisitions by people seeking to collect or sell them.

Source: kxnet.com
Speaking out: Legislators slapped for shortcut they knew was wrong - Vimarsana News

Speaking out: Legislators slapped for shortcut they knew was wrong

Once you’ve slipped your hand into the jar and snuck away with a chocolate chip cookie, you realize it was a pretty easy pilfer.

Spruce Woods race nears finish line – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Spruce Woods race nears finish line – Brandon Sun

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September 29: Fires in the Turtle Mountains - Vimarsana News

September 29: Fires in the Turtle Mountains

Prairie fires were a harsh reality of life in Dakota Territory. The blazes were often fast-moving and deadly. On this date in 1886, residents of the Bottineau area were dealing with the aftermath of a recent three-day prairie fire that burned about 500 square miles. A local history book recounts the fire as \“probably the greatest forest and range fire in the history of the area.\”

Muted fall colors expected in North Dakota due to dry weather - Vimarsana News

Muted fall colors expected in North Dakota due to dry weather

(Medora, ND) -- A lack of rain could take a toll on fall leaf-viewing season in parts of North Dakota. With 36-percent of the state in drought, the lack of rain stresses trees and could lead to an earlier and shorter window of fall colors. The state's tourism and marketing director recommends seeing the best colors in the Turtle Mountain area, Medora, and the rest of the